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President Biden delivered remarks on the November jobs report. The Labor Department says the U.S. economy created 210,000 non-farm jobs in November. The unemployment rate fell to a pandemic-era low of 4.2%. The president also said he has a cold that he got from one of his grandchildren. Sponsor: White House

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell appeared before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee to testify on oversight of the CARES Act and rebuilding the economy. Several topics were addressed during the hearing including expanded IRS authority, affordable housing, workforce participation and unemployment, access to child-care, inflation, and supply chain challenges. During her opening statement, Secretary Yellen stressed the need for Congress to act on the debt limit, saying "America must pay its bills on time and in full. If we do not, we will eviscerate our current recovery." Sponsor: Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee

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former chairman of the missouri republican party. cnn political commentator matt lewis, he is also a senior columnist for "the daily beast" and democratic strategist o'mara. happy thanksgiving. thanks for being with me on this holiday. so thank you. ed, you first, presidents typically don't tie themselves to stock market rallies for one simple reason, they don't want ownership when the market inevitably falls. right. >> is this shortsighted of the trump administration or something else behind the strategy here? >> sometimes we miss the president as a man, as a person. i think he's enjoying his first thanksgiving as president. i think he's kind of excited and he has a way of upselling what he's doing and you're right, some people point that out, if the stock market dips is trump going to say that's on me? that's a different question. today he likes being around the young folks and excited about his family and mar-a-lago he loves. it's kind of a good thanksgiving. probably won't be as many thanksgivings that are, you

ed like the missouri had for a year and a half? or was it the clear stream to the west? 31 people voted that it was the stream to the north, the muddy stream. lewis and clark are the only ones who voted that it was the clear stream to the west. they didn't want to make the wrong decision, so they decided to send some groups to explore them for a couple of days. they explored and came back and gave their reports, and they had another vote. guess what the vote was? exactly the same. 31-2. well, they decided to follow the captains because it was their choice. it would be their responsibility. fortunately, they chose correctly. as they proceeded up from this confluence of the rivers, they encountered a different landscape on the plains.

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mental health sessions trying to help me cope with some of the moments that i endure, they still traumatized me and others. it is difficult. not only for myself going through, my whole family and relatives, they are also going through them. it is been challenging and difficult for everybody else. when i returned to the capital november 3, hesitated for going in. -- i hesitated before going in. i thought it was going to be got wrenching to even take the first step out of my car to try to go in. when you go in, you have a moment of relief that you see

aappreciate the support of john cornyn and chris coons. our country's heroes deserve to know those of us in congress in a bipartisan way will hold those two to account who break the law. it's so important for to us stand by law enforcement. especially those who are willing to give it their all outside of our borders. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: let me inquire do you have any further speakers? i'm prepared to close. mr. bents: we have no more speakers. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. excuse me, oregon. mr. bents: i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bents: i urge my colleagues to support this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the

milwaukee, wisconsin. milwaukee, wisconsin. we will update you on the races there for governor, u.s. senate and also some house races there. thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight, that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the story" posted by my friend martha maccallum, starts right now. >> martha: hard to believe two weeks, and we are headed to arizona later on this week so we are spreading out across the country. good evening everybody, i martha maccallum it, and as we just said, 14 days now until the election. tonight to live pictures tell the story. first we have that growing caravan of thousands of people headed toward the u.s. border. who are they? who is supporting them? and while the president of the military on our border to turn the back? and over to houston at this moment, thousands of people lined up all day long to be part of the trump cruise rally which is now moments away as these

flowers on their special day. flowers on their special day. if that's pretty cool. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for the "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid, we are one day closer on a number of fronts today. posted by martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: one day closer indeed, good to have you back. i martha maccallum in new york. and this is "the story." you are member during the election, democrats confusingly pointed to the other side. they blamed them for "ignoring the scientist." they set up joe biden was elected he would listen to the scientists. if the president appearing to break with that. he named holly or becerra lead the department of health and human services. but there has no medical background, i highly partisan democrat, chosen despite the fact that biden was [indiscernible] by medical groups across the nation to choose someone with a medical resume. instill the arguments to follow the signs continue.

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i think of nancy mace of south carolina, for instance. >> right. >> reporter: she was one of those republicans who voted in favor of the bannon contempt referral and she said it was expressly because she was concerned about congress maintaining that subpoena authority. she chose not to do that tonight. we don't know the exact reason why. you know, a lot of these republicans in this trump era have found themselves in very difficult positions, especially if they hope to seek re-election and have to go through a very tough primary where somebody like donald trump could just go pick somebody out of the blue and say that he endorses that candidate and has them run against them. >> representative jamie herrera butler -- these are the folks who voted for. nancy mace, fred upton, john katko, anthony gonzalez of ohio. but they didn't vote for this meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us up on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan if we need to get more information. ryan, thank you very much.

let's ask south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace, kind enough to join us right now. congressman, great to see you. what do you think? do you think democrats could succeed redoing this, reprioritizing this? the white house hopes so? >> it is hard to say at this point. i don't know why democrats are so surprised. senator joe manchin was been the one consistent voice on day one on feelings early on on build back better, going so far to draft a memo this summer, outlining his opposition to certain pieces of build back better. not to mention the spending and inflation issues he brought time and time again. i think the real question will be what happens january 12th. the bureau of labor statistics on january 12th will put out the next consumer price index or inflation report that will be very telling depending how inflation has grown so far this year.

republican congressman nancy mace from south carolina joins me now. congresswoman, thank for joining us. david lee was going over the numbers. 91% of the people in new york city are vaccinated and yet new york city along with the state looking at the highest number of covid cases ever. the people there must be thinking, we're doing something wrong here. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, and we just all read this morning that was over 50,000 cases in one day in new york. you're right, with that number of vaccines. i remember one of the very op-eds that i wrote about covid-19 when all of this started was about testing. in particular, rapid testing. if we have the ability -- i'm sitting in south carolina. it's not here in the way it is in d.c. and new york. it's yet to come. already testing kits over the counter are off the shelves. you can't find them anywhere right now. rapid testing is one way where

using correct i think of nancy mace of south carolina for instance, she was one of those republicans who voted in favor of the bannon contempt referral because she was concerned about congress maintaining that subpoena authority. she chose not to do that tonight. we don't know the exact reason why. but there -- a lot of these republicans in this trump era found themselves in very difficult positions especially if they hope to seek reelection and have to go through a tough primary where somebody like donald trump can pick somebody out of the blue and say he endorses that candidate and has them run against them. >> jamie herrera beutler, these are folks that voted for the bannon contempt. brian fitzpatrick, fred upton, john, anthony gonzalez of ohio but didn't vote for the meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan for more information. chris is here.

nancy mace, south carolina republican. member of the house oversight and veterans affairs committees. let's start with what the president should be saying this afternoon. >> well for starters he should not attack the american people. he needs to provide reassurances to our country that we'll have testing available. i am very keen on the idea of expanding testing and having the federal government provide tests to the american people. i'm worried about the number and amount we're already seeing in the northeast testing sites being overrun and people waiting hours just to get the test. but that's a good step in the right direction i would say. but we need to provide assurances to the american people and governors and states that are dealing with omicron and will in the next few weeks as it makes its way through our country on how we'll handle that. it is everything from testing to the availability of vaccinations to the availability of ppe and making sure that the american people

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arizona congressman ruben gallego here to tell me about what we can expect over the next week. >>> plus, new developments on younger kids and vaccines. first to richard lui standing by with a look at the other big stories we're watching. >> good day. new developments first in the fatal accident on the set of an alec baldwin movie. according to an affidavit, baldwin was assured a prop gun was not loaded before he fired it. that shot killed the director of photography, halyna hutchins, and injuring director joel souza. the gun misfired before, by the way. it prompted some crew members even to walk of the set. baldwin says he will fully comply with this investigation. >>> the u.s. military says it carried out an air strike in syria that killed a senior al qaeda leader. it took a took place in the town of suluk near the turkish border after drones and rockets started military outpost in the country. >>> the white house delayed a release of classified documents related to president john f.

congressman ruben gallego of arizona. thank you, congressman. i appreciate you joining us. good to see you. >> thank you. >> so donald trump wants to keep a trove of documents secret from congress, including handwritten notes from his chief of staff, white house visit -- visitor records, call logs of trump and pence. what kind of information could be in those records that the former president doesn't want the committee to see? >> well, i think it will show two things. number one, it probably shows that there was some level of planning that was involved in the insurrection that happened on january 6th. it wasn't just a random chance that a bunch of, you know, losers with, you know, bear mace happened to show up on january 6th. and also, shows probably the same time that the president and his people were trying to cover up the aftereffects of that or -- or trying to -- which we kind of seeing now -- were trying to delay the deployment of forces to actually, you know, rescue the members of congress from -- from the lynchmobs that were out there. >> yeah.

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joining us now is democratic new york state assemblywoman latrice walker of brooklyn. the speaker assigned the judiciary committee today this investigation. what was that meeting like and were all the democrats in the meeting in agreement with this step? >> well, the democratic party and the new york state assembly just like any other body is not monolithic. however, we support speaker hastings decision to have a trauma informed process. and as a member of the new york state assembly judiciary committee i took an oath to uphold the state and the country's constitution. and the embodiment of due process is as fundamental and essential as air and water. and it provides a process so

what the administration is asking congress to do now.>> we will have strong orders, but we will keep the families together. >>> continued pressure. >> no matter what executive order is handed down today, we will continue to fight. >> testersãprotesters expressed their outrage. the action bay area politicians are taking. and the fate of those already detained.>>> a direct hit. >> we heard a huge bang. we got really scared. >> and out of control them plows right into a san francisco apartment building, forcing people to evacuate. the extensive damage and condition of the delivery driver and the wheel. 4 on two starts now. >>> president trump signed an executive order meant to end the practice of separating children from the family at the united states border. the action allows families to

privately and then the police department released it publicly. today there were dueling new conversations about this deadly shooting. this is police body camera video showing the chaotic moments after sean monterossa was shot and killed by an officer outside of a walgreens store that was alluded. officer fired five shots from a rifle, believing that he was reaching for a gun. there was no gun. the object was a hammer. >> we demanded for the footage to be released. >> reporter: the family watched the video privately. they were upset that nobody showed him before he was a shot and there was no need to use deadly force over property crime. but there was no deadly gun, who thought he was going to attack police officer's?

that full average point. so from that full average point. so from here, forward, cautious optimism is something that we all need to be thinking about. from ktvu. fox two news. this is the fourth we'll all that snow dumped on california just what we needed but that it dampened drought concerns. we look into it. welcome to the four i'm andre senior, and i'm greg lee. heather and alex are off today. the tahoe area is getting a bit of a break from the snow today after a record breaking december , the lake tahoe visitors authority posted this time lapse of the most recent snow sweeping across the tahoe shorelines. this was taken yesterday. you can see the clouds and snow moving through with just a few breaks of blue sky in between today, chain controls were dropped on highway 50 and i 80 the cold, wet weather has arrived in southern california to it's causing some big problems along interstate five, which has been shut down for hours over the grapevine due to

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the project is way off the project is way off the £3 million it needs and those leading it now want the government to step up. this would be there for 500 plus years, and as such i would very much encourage the prime minister and the government to contribute to funding of this important historical monument. nancy may be one of the first to see it, but when it's complete, at a location in central london, it's hoped the statues will become a place for everyone to visit. to remember the work and bravery of all emergency workers. daniela relph, bbc news, west sussex. time for a look at the weather. good afternoon. another very mixed and changeable days were one minute you're in the midst of a drenching downpour and the next the sun will

that are used in yemen now this is significant also because it comes from congressman tom malinowski democrat from new jersey he's only been in congress for a year but before that he served as a top diplomat in the state department for many years under president barack obama and he worked directly with the saudi you a yemen war issue from the state department so he knows the issue 1st hand it is quite familiar with it so it's significant that way as well while this was an amendment that went through and it would ban the sale of u.s. weapons to saudi arabia at least these munitions air to ground munitions this won't go into effect immediately this is just a successful amendment now what is going to happen and this is important it will go now to a debate between the senate and the house of representatives where they will come up with a compromise final defense bill and it's unclear if this amendment will make it